Louise Rosa Manning

This article is aimed at project managers, consultants, and decision-makers who are considering their choice of project management certification. It is relevant both for experienced leaders and for professionals looking to strengthen their credibility and advance their careers in an international context.

Project management is not a single discipline – it is many. Each method has different strengths and approaches to how projects should be structured, managed, controlled, and evaluated. Projects always vary in complexity, context, and requirements, so it is crucial to choose the certification that matches your specific needs. There are several recognised project management methods in which you can become certified. This article provides an overview of three of the most widespread methods: PMI, IPMA, and PRINCE2.

The pace of change is higher than ever before. This means that both organisations and projects are constantly exposed to uncertainty. It is no longer a question of whether surprises will occur – but when and how they will materialise.